What is Celebrate Recovery?
A Christ-centred 12 Step recovery programme designed to help people address a variety of hurts, hang-ups and habits. Originating from Saddleback Church in California in 1991, Celebrate Recovery has brought hundreds of thousands of people from all over the world into a deeper relationship with Jesus Christ. Celebrate Recovery is a safe place to find community and freedom from issues that control our lives.
Join us for the 2025 Celebrate Recovery UK Conferences!
We’re excited to announce three regional conferences designed for everyone connected to or curious about Celebrate Recovery! Whether you’re a leader, a participant, a church exploring Celebrate Recovery, or simply interested in learning more, these events are open to you. With three dates and locations to choose from, there’s a convenient option for everyone who wants to attend:

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Each conference is a full-day event packed with inspiration, insights, and resources to support your journey.
What’s New This Month?

Have you read the Spring Newsletter?

Hurts, Hang-ups, and Habits – What’s the Difference?
Have you ever found yourself stuck in the same old struggle? You’re not alone! Hurts, hang-ups, and habits spoil the lives of many of us—and more importantly, the lives God wants for us. But what exactly do these terms mean? Let’s take a closer look. Hurts: Wounds We...

Written Testimonies Needed by the 20th April for Celebrate Recovery UK’s New Booklet
Listen to some of the life-changing decisions people have made through attending Celebrate Recovery.
Do you have a hurt, hang-up or habit?
Ask yourself, do you struggle with any of these hurts, hang-ups or habits shown in the cross?
